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Moon | Loss Of Loved One
Army Corps engineer Roy McBride embarks on a mission across the galaxy to discover the truth about his father, who disappeared in space 20 years ago while searching for signs of alien life. Though he was once presumed dead, new evidence suggests Roy's father may still be alive, hiding within an abandoned power plant on a distant planet - and that he could potentially pose a dangerous threat to the entire universe.
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Army Corps engineer Roy McBride embarks on a mission across the galaxy to discover the truth about his father, who disappeared in space 20 years ago while searching for signs of alien life. Though he was once presumed dead, new evidence suggests Roy's father may still be alive, hiding within an abandoned power plant on a distant planet - and that he could potentially pose a dangerous threat to the entire universe.
Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role | 2020 | Brad Pitt
Best Motion Picture of the Year | 2020 | James Gray
Best Cinematography | 2019 | Hoyte van Hoytema
Best Sound Mixing | 2020 | Mark Ulano
Best Sound Editing | 2020 | Brad Semenoff
Best Visual Effects | 2020 | Guillaume Rocheron
Best Sound Design | 2020 | Mark Ulano
Best Visual Effects | 2019 | Guillaume Rocheron
Best Visual Effects | 2020 | Guillaume Rocheron
Best Achievement in Sound Mixing | 2020 | Mark Ulano
Best Score Soundtrack For Visual Media | 2021 | Max Richter
Best Film | 2019 | James Gray
Best Lead Actor | 2019 | Brad Pitt
Best Cinematography | 2019 | Hoyte van Hoytema
Best ScoreSoundtrack | 2019 | Max Richter
Best Editing | 2019 | John Axelrad
Best Actor | 2020 | Brad Pitt
Best Actor | 2019 | Brad Pitt
Actor of the Year for an exemplary body of work For | 2020 | Brad Pitt
Actor of the Year (for an exemplary body of work) | 2020 | Brad Pitt
Best Cinematography | 2020 | Hoyte van Hoytema
Best Lead Actor | 2019 | Brad Pitt
Best Actor | 2019 | Brad Pitt
Best Cinematography | 2019 | Hoyte van Hoytema
Best Director | 2019 | James Gray
Best Score | 2019 | Max Richter
Best Actor International Competition | 2020 | Brad Pitt
Best Actor in a Foreign Film (Millor actor en pellcula estrangera) | 2020 | Brad Pitt
Best Actor in a Foreign Film Millor actor en pellcula estrangera For | 2020 | Brad Pitt
Best Actor | 2019 | Brad Pitt
Best Supporting Actor | 2019 | Tommy Lee Jones
Best Cinematography | 2020 | Hoyte van Hoytema
Best Cinematography | 2020 | Hoyte van Hoytema
Best Achievement in Directing | 2020 | James Gray
Best Production Design | 2020 | Kevin Thompson
Best Cinematography | 2019 | Hoyte van Hoytema
Best Cinematography | 2019 | Hoyte van Hoytema
Best Score | 2019 | Max Richter
Best Art DirectionProduction Design | 2019 | Gary Warshaw
Best Cinematography | 2019 | Hoyte van Hoytema
Best Cinematography | 2020 | Hoyte van Hoytema
Best Visual Effects | 2020 | Guillaume Rocheron
Best Production Design | 2020 | Kevin Thompson
Best Cinematography | 2020 | Hoyte van Hoytema
Best Cinematography | 2020 | Hoyte van Hoytema
Best Cinematography | 2019 | Hoyte van Hoytema
Best Science Fiction or Fantasy Movie | 2020 | James Gray
Best Foreign Film Meilleur Film tranger | 2020 | James Gray
Best Sound | 2020 | Mark Ulano
Best Sound | 2020 | Mark Ulano
Best Sound Effects Editing | 2020 | Brad Semenoff
Best Visual Effects | 2020 | Guillaume Rocheron
Fantasy Film | 2020 | Steven Messing
Best Score | 2019 | Max Richter
Best Original Score | 2020 | Max Richter
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing Music Score for Feature Film | 2020 | Terry Wilson
Best Visual Effects | 2020 | Guillaume Rocheron
Technical Achievement of the Year | 2020 | Allen Maris
Budget 87,500,000 USD
Box Office Collection 127,461,872 USD
Director James Gray admitted to Empire magazine that he had to compromise with the studio on the ending of the movie to get the film green-lit and even with a major star/producer like Brad Pitt on board they still struggled for years to get it made.
Unlike several contemporary films where CGI is used to depict the spacecraft and the vast space, director James Gray decided to use practical effects like models and props for the spacecraft exterior shots. Also, instead of using CGI for planets, he decided to use still images to portray the surface of the planets. This same technique was used in 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968).
Clifford McBride says that he has cataracts and has trouble seeing. Cataracts are one of the projected health problems linked to exposure to solar radiation during an extended period in space.
When Roy reviews the Top Secret message given to him by Colonel Pruitt, the filename is shown as 6EQUJ5. Astronomy fans will immediately recognize this as the character string representing the so-called "Wow!" signal heard by a radio telescope listening in the direction of the constellation Sagittarius in 1977.The real-life Wow! signal, which was similar to what might be expected from an intelligent extraterrestrial source, has never been explained - and has never been heard again.
The title means "to the stars" in Latin. It is often used as a shorthand for "Per Aspera Ad Astra" (Through adversity to the stars); less often for "Per Ardua Ad Astra (same meaning), which is the motto of the Royal Air Force. This phrase lingers from the sentence ("Humanity looks *to the stars* for intelligent life and the promise of progress.") just before film's title (emphasis added) appears.
"Roy McBride: [Last lines] I'm steady, calm. I slept well, no bad dreams. I am active and engaged. I'm aware of my surroundings and those in my immediate sphere. I'm attentive. I am focused on the essentials, to the exclusion of all else. I'm unsure of the future but I'm not concerned. I will rely on those closest to me, and I will share their burdens, as they share mine. I will live and love."
"H. Clifford McBride: We need to find what science tells us is impossible. I can't have failed. Roy McBride: Dad, you haven't. Now we know. We're all we've got."
